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Corporate Partners of The Akshaya Chaitanya Foundation

Corporate Social Responsibilty

“Akshaya Chaitanya initiative stands out for its scale and intent to support underprivileged families in government hospitals. We know that most families do not have medical insurance and would struggle during this period to make ends meet. JBCPL is a proud inaugural supporter of Akshaya Chaitanya’s feeding program to ensure that a healthy meal is one thing less for them to worry about.”

Mr Mayur Mehta

Company Secretary & Vice-President Compliance, JBCPL

“As a part of our sustainability and community well-being objective, we at ETG Agro, India are committed to building a protein-rich nation. We strive to accomplish this by doing our modest bit to support ones who struggle for a daily square meal. Thus, ETG Agro India decided to collaborate with Akshaya Chaitanya on their mission to eradicate hunger from Mumbai. We entrusted them to operationalize this after witnessing their exemplary work done pan India.”

Parag Gadre

CEO, ETG Agro

“I firmly believe in Akshaya Chaitanya’s vision. Mumbai being the financial capital of the country deserves to be hunger-free. We are proud supporters of its first, state-of-the-art centralised kitchen in Byculla to feed scores of poor and needy across the city. I look forward to realising my dream of giving access to food to every Mumbaikar through Akshaya Chaitanya.”

Vipin Jain

Managing Director, TLC Legal

“BPCL’s primary focus is to serve the needs of underprivileged sections of the society. Through Akshaya Chaitanya, BPCL would serve the underprivileged across Mumbai and the rest of the state who visit government hospitals during a health crisis in the family.”

Mr. Padmakar Kappagantula

Mr Padmakar Kappagantula, Director HR & Ex-Chairman, BPCL

“A healthy population is a great asset for the nation, and BPCL is earnestly committed to the cause of community health through innovative and deeply effective interventions. Through Akshaya Chaitanya initiative, BPCL wants to support the underprivileged families who are extremely vulnerable in the face of an illness in the family.”

Mr Devendra Joshi

Dy. General Manager, CSR, BPCL

Why Choose Hunger Relief for CSR Engagement?

As per 2022 Global Hunger Index, India ranks 107th out of the 121 countries.

Of the total 22 million, over 9 million people live in the slums

59.7% households are 'severely food-insecure'

40000 - 55000 children are severely malnourished

How does your Contribution help?

Supporting quality education

In 2022-23

Zero classroom hunger for 8050 children across 98 municipal schools leading to better health and improved learning outcomes
48,04,484 breakfast & lunch meals improved classroom attendance by up to 22%
Promising improvement in the energy levels & in-class performance

Ensuring better healthcare & savings for treatment cost

In 2022-23

3,94,957 vulnerable patients supported across 29+ hospitals in Mumbai
47,01,054 meals to beneficiaries helped save INR 47Cr. for treatment & medical expenses

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Why Partner with Us?

Transparent Execution

Give assured NGO by Give India
CA Certified Fund Utilization Report
Audited financials of last 10 years
Monthly Newsletter

10 Years of Legacy

"Annapurna" incepted in 2013, an initiative for battling hunger, in association with Telangana State Government
FCRA Certified
Recipient of Global CSR Excellence Award 2023
30+ Corporate partners including 3 PSUs

Employee Engagement

Centralized kitchen in Byculla accesible to offices in South Bombay
Experience joy of giving at Public Hospitals and Municipal Schools
Interactive & experiential learning time with beneficiaries

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Frequently Asked Questions

Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is a business approach that involves taking responsibility for the company’s impacts on society and the environment. It is a way for businesses to be accountable to their stakeholders and to ensure that their operations are conducted in a socially, environmentally and economically responsible manner. CSR focuses on improving the quality of life of employees, customers, suppliers and other stakeholders. This can be done through various initiatives such as providing better working conditions, investing in local communities and reducing environmental impacts, fighting hunger and poverty to name a few. CSR is becoming increasingly important as companies strive to remain competitive in an ever-evolving world.

CSR activities are undertaken to demonstrate a company's commitment to the environment, the community, and its stakeholders. Companies engage in CSR activities for many reasons, such as to build a positive reputation, build and promote a conscious company culture, attract, retain and engage customers and employees. By engaging in CSR activities, companies can also demonstrate their commitment to ethical business practices and social responsibility. Additionally, companies that engage in CSR activities can also benefit from improved public relations and increased customer loyalty.

Companies and Non Government Organizations (NGO) often have different goals, but they can still work together to create a shared vision for the community. By working together, companies and NGOs can leverage their resources to make a positive impact on the lives of people in their local communities. They can identify common problems and develop solutions that benefit everyone. Companies and NGOs can also collaborate on projects that promote sustainability, economic development, education, health care, solutions for hunger, poverty and unemployment and other initiatives that help create a better society for everyone. By working together towards a shared vision for the community, companies and NGOs can make a real difference in people's lives.

Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is a key part of many businesses' operations. By partnering with a non-governmental organization (NGO), companies can give back to their communities and contribute towards social welfare. Not only does this show that the company cares about the society, but it also leads to increased brand recognition and customer loyalty. In addition, CSR partnerships can lead to cost savings, tax benefits, and access to new markets. Ultimately, partnering with an NGO for CSR helps companies build trust with their customers while furthering their social impact goals. While helping those in need, companies that partner with an NGO for CSR can avail tax exemptions under the 80G of Indian Income Tax Act.

Companies are increasingly looking to make a positive impact in their community by donating to charities and other organizations. They can do this either through one-time donations or through long- term partnerships. One-time donations can be used for immediate needs, while long-term partnerships allow companies to develop relationships with the organizations they are donating to, as well as build their reputation in the community. At Akshaya Chaitanya we welcome both the opportunities. Companies can either donate one time for food that is served to the beneficiaries everyday; or have a long term partnership with us where they can adopt any of our daily feeding initiatives - Swasthya Ahara, Bal Shiksha Ahara, and Paushtik Ahara so that the vulnerable are food secure and open to equal opportunities like the rest of us.

Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is an important part of any business, and engaging employees in CSR activities with NGOs is a great way to promote a positive corporate image. Employees can be engaged personally in CSR activities with NGOs either through volunteering their time or financially contributing to the cause. A personally engaged employee who volunteers for CSR activities in the company is a lot more emotionally invested in the company than others. Companies can also provide incentives for employees who are willing to participate in these activities, helping them feel more invested in the company’s mission.

Donor organizations rely on transparency from the NGOs they partner with in order to ensure their donations are being used appropriately. As such, NGOs have a responsibility to maintain transparency with the donor organization to ensure that funds are being used correctly and that all objectives are met. This includes providing timely and accurate information about how the money is being spent, as well as providing regular reports of progress. Akshaya Chaitanya is one of the reputed NGOs in Mumbai that is ‘Give Assured’ NGO acknowledged by Give India hereby escalating the trustworthiness of the Non-Government Organization. Approximately 95-97% of the donation reaches the beneficiary directly and only 3-5% of the funds is used for operations and management. We are always open to audits, inspections and even kitchen tours and visits from corporates or retail donors to maintain absolute transparency and be known as one of the top NGOs in Mumbai, India.

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